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It would be extremely helpful to be able to publish multiple versions of the same help center article, and target them to different audiences. The primary use case for this is beta testing and deployment rings. Some features will eventually be released to everyone, but some customers/user groups get them sooner than others. It is not manageable to make duplicate copies of every single impacted article, then do a bunch of copy pasting and deleting. Ideally it would work like saving a draft of a published article - click into it to see the updated version, and then eventually overwrite the current article with the updated content without breaking any existing shared links to the content.
It would be great to update the help center so you can have the option to keep the folders collapsed, rather than have every top folder open every time I open intercom. I have to collapse all of my folders every time I open my help center which is inconvenient.
It would be great to be able to customize the size of the left sidebar with all help desk views/ folders/ teams etc. so that you can easily see the full names and titles of each pinned section.Currently, the name of all folders are cut off if the name is long, (and you cannot hover over it to see the full name). In our case, it would be best to be able to expand the sidebar/ customize its size to be able to see the full titles of everything we would like to pin.
Right now, needing to leave the workflow builder just to create a new tag breaks the flow and is a real painpoint. Being able to create tags in the moment would be a big time-saver.
It would be better if these message summaries did not show "rate your conversation" as the last message because it makes it hard to know which thread relates to what subject. Would be more useful to have a summary of the conversation topic in this list
As an admin, I need the ability to view and edit all macros in our CRM instance—including personal and private macros created by individual users. Currently, while I can export and view macros created by others, I’m unable to modify them unless they are shared or public. This limitation can create workflow inconsistencies, especially when macros are outdated, misused, or duplicative.Allowing admins to edit all macros would: Improve consistency across support responses Reduce redundancy and conflicting messaging Enable better governance over communication standards Ideally, this would include: Full editing rights for admins over all macros, regardless of visibility A way to filter/export macros by creator and visibility Audit logging or change tracking when admins edit user-created macros
The problem: There's no way to change the font size of paragraph text or headings in the Help Center. Under Help Center > Configure and Style > Styling > Article Page, we can customize colors, layout, and branding — but text size and typography are locked to Intercom's defaults.Example: If the default paragraph text renders at 14px, we cannot change it to 16px to match our website. The same applies to every heading level — H1 and H2 sizes are fixed.Why it matters:1. Brand consistency — the Help Center runs on our own domain and is meant to feel like part of our product. When our site's body text is one size and the Help Center is locked to another, the docs look and feel like a third-party page. Typography is the missing piece of the existing theming options (colors, logo, layout are already customizable).2. Readability and accessibility — default text sizes that work for some readers are too small for others. Right now, if customers find article text hard to read, we have no way to fix it.The request: Add font size controls for paragraph text and each heading level (H1, H2, etc.) to the Article Page styling settings — even a simple size selector per text style would cover most needs. Ideally, allow Help Center and Messenger to be set separately, since a size that reads well on a full web page is often too large inside the narrower Messenger pane.This would let us make our documentation match our brand and stay readable for all customers — finishing the customization story the Configure and Style settings already started. Thanks for considering!
Current behavior:If a customer hasn’t viewed a teammate’s message in-app after 3 minutes, Intercom automatically sends them an email notification. Why this isn’t ideal:Three minutes is often too short. In many cases, the customer is: still following steps we’ve given them, checking settings or completing actions in another tab, or simply switching context temporarily. They then receive an email notification that’s irrelevant — since they’re still in the process of replying or resolving the issue — which can feel spammy or confusing. Suggested improvement:Let admins configure this delay (e.g., 5, 10, or 15 minutes, or even disable it per workspace).This would help tailor notification timing to each team’s workflow and reduce unnecessary or premature email alerts.
We send an NPS survey quarterly to users. We have been sending it for 6+ months at this point. Recently, I wanted to set up an automated email sequence that would only go out to “promoters” aka users who scored us an 8 or above, within the last month. (I did not want to reach out to someone who gave us a “10” 6 months ago and hasn’t responded since). However, there is no way to target this audience because Intercom doesn’t differentiate between a survey completed this month or 6 months ago. You can only filter by whether or not they have completed the survey, or the last time a survey was sent. This is tracked within the survey report itself (because I can see under Responses that John Doe answered the survey 21 days ago), so I would like it to be added as an attribute - we have “latest nps”, so please add “latest nps date” as well.
It’s really hard to tell the difference between blue and grey callouts in help articles when browsing in dark mode.In the screenshot, the first Tip is blue and the second Note is grey. I usually test pretty well on color vision and I’m having trouble seeing the difference.Seems like this would be an accessibility issue.
I would like to see improved search/semantic search function on both the user-facing help center view & back-end view in Intercom Knowledge > Content.This would help the user experience, not requiring them to have an exact keyword match to get the relevant content.Plus, this makes content management much easier, as we wouldn’t have to create/update tags for each piece of content. Ideally, I could ask Intercom: “What help center articles do we have on [topic]?” and it could return a list of the relevant pieces. This would be extremely valuable when we have a UI upgrade/feature update, and I need to make slight adjustments to a substantial number of articles.
Currently there’s no way to prepare an audit report that lists down all the permissions teammates in a workspace have. One has to manually check this for every single user and maintain a excel record for it. A report in the Intercom UI or a simple API call to get this data will be very useful; especially for workspaces with large number of teammates.
I'm adding a bunch of collections and moving articles around within collections. I am doing this from a laptop so I don’t have a lot of screen real estate. I can't see what I'm doing very well and the preview pane that I'm not using takes up half my window.Add the option to collapse the preview pane.
At the moment it appears that merged conversations cannot then be merged again. This ability would be very useful.
When our customers write to us via the messenger and we get back to them some time later, they receive an email notifying them of the correspondance. They can see exactly what we write to them, but they cannot see the conversation history in the email and thus are confused about what we are writing to them about, especially when they have written to us on multiple occasion for different issues. And / or it would be great if the customer can see the whole conversation.
Add a section to highlight the most recently updated/new articles in the help center/messenger automatically. Maybe display it as a carousel that switches between the 5-10 most recent articles.
The "wait" action in both workflows and series should include an "office hours" option. Currently, in workflows, we create multiple branches to check whether we are within or outside of working hours. This process could be simplified significantly if there were an option to "wait for office hours."
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